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Despite threats that he would back primary challenges against lawmakers who came out against redistricting, Gov. Mike Braun Tuesday issued several endorsements for House Republicans who voted down the effort.

A federal judge has struck down Indiana’s ban on using student IDs to vote. The case could impact roughly 40,000 people.

The Indianapolis Public Education Corporation held its first meeting Tuesday, beginning work on a November referendum and the hire of a permanent leader.

Gov. Braun signed housing legislation, but conceded it's watered down from what lawmakers wanted.

The most recent project to overhaul the historic site will not move forward because of funding issues.

Gov. Mike Braun's $200 million plan would reopen Indiana's frozen child care voucher program to about 14,000 low-income children.

Gov. Mike Braun announced Monday at $60-million partnership with Iron Nation in an effort to bring Israeli tech start-ups to the state. Some activists worry it strengthens the state’s relationship with Israel at a time when many are urging divestment.

The union representing professional staff at the Indiana State Teachers Association filed several unfair labor practice charges with the National Labor Relations Board.

The Indianapolis Public Education Corporation, the new mayor-appointed board with authority over IPS and charter school finances, facilities and transportation, holds its first meeting April 14 at the City-County Building.

Alexandra Wilson, a Republican candidate for Indiana Senate District 38, released recordings showing White House officials offered her government jobs and warned of political attacks in an effort to push her out of a GOP primary tied to Trump's redistricting retaliation campaign.

Indiana utility regulators heard complaints about rising energy costs and data centers at a Noblesville listening session, part of a statewide investigation prompted by record consumer complaints over utility bills.

U.S. Rep. André Carson demands closure of ICE detention operations at Miami Correctional Facility, citing two detainee deaths and reports of inadequate medical care.